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I'm still unsure on her "Autism". I know woman do have autism in different ways to how men do and seeing videos of her she seems to have autism hand movements but at the same time she just comes off as a cunt who thinks she is smarter and better than everyone while also being incredibly stupid for that exact same reason.
Reading that post about her just sorta reaffirms that her autism really does not affect her much and she is just kinda a cunt who skirted by doing the most basic bitch shit that would get her praise and being a rich girl also helped that.
She does not seem to have an actual personality and probably would let you put your willy in her stinky unwashed cheese hole if you said she was smart to reaffirm her dimwitted belief.
Also huge ass egghead
She's used to being complimented and fawned over. It barely affects her. (She's also used to being criticized, like here; it goes both ways.)
Anyway, I don't want to insult her body. I do agree that I don't think she has autism and is just playing this up for nerd-clout. My guess is that she was just homeschooled and the social ineptitude passes as autism.
She's extremely facially unaware. This is difficult to describe over the internet. Here is a short video of me talking: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CnSs4qGqkNF/
If you pay attention to the upper part of my eyes, my eye folds change to emphasize what I'm saying — I'm "talking with my eyes." (I'm not saying I'm a great communicator or anything, this is just an example.)
This sort of thing is, occasionally, totally lost on Aella. You'll ask her a pretty straightforward question, or say something where the implication is clear, and she'll give you a deer-in-headlights look. But I say "occasionally" because other times she's completely normal. This hit-or-miss nature of her communication IMO points more to having a lot of social "gaps" from being homeschooled than from autism. (Plus, I've known homeschooled kids. It has that... homeschooled flavor. You have to experience it to know what I'm talking about.)
Oh, I forgot to mention this:
She makes a lot of money but she does not make 100k/month. 100k was her best month, and she allows people to go around and say she makes 100k/month. She makes somewhere between 300k and 400k annually, or did in 2020-2021 anyway. I know this because I polled the Austin LessWrong group on their annual income and this was her response. I'd imagine she makes less now because she's not nearly as about OnlyFans as she used to be — to say nothing of the recession economy.
One of Aella's more lizard-like traits is that she will rarely correct someone if they've said something flattering but only partially-true. So, you've heard she makes "100k/month" which was technically true once and is not an outright falsehood but is definitely not representative of the truth. You've probably also noticed that she's not gone out of her way to correct this; she'd much rather have you believe that this was her monthly income every month. (If this isn't lying by omission, it's close to it.)
A much less consequential but still in-character example of this is when we compared typing speeds.
She said she typed 175wpm. Have you ever tested your typing speed? 175wpm is RIDICULOUS.
SURE ENOUGH, this was a TypeRacer score. If you know anything about competitive typing — I don't, but I've known people — you know that TypeRacer is a good way for typists to compete but a horrible measurement of typing speed, because you can get a string of short sentences that you can burst-type. (Burst typing is totally a thing.) To give you an idea of the culture now, here is some streamer in a silly shark costume doing around 180wpm bursting. There is a video of Aella beating the ex-Starcraft pro Destiny at TypeRacer. In this case, respect where it's due: she's legit good. She beat my scores by about 5-10wpm, and I'm pretty good. (I don't know why she doesn't lean into this — it's way more interesting than talking about sex work 24/7, or how she doesn't shower.)
But. When I was asking what everyone typed, I was obviously asking for a traditional one-minute typing run like on http://www.10fastfingers.com — I've seen employers use variations of this test for transcription testing. So, I reran the poll and asked for specifically 10fastfingers scores. A former competitive typist I knew got something like 165-170. Aella got around 145 range on a standard 60-second test. This is obviously a significant decline from what she claimed.
When people ask your WPM, they're almost always asking for your 60-second WPM, like here. Occasionally they'll want your 3-minute or 5-minute WPM, and this kind of extended WPM is IMO an interesting category that hasn't been explored much and should be more — BUT NONETHELESS they'll want your 60 second WPM. Aella defaulted to giving the TypeRacer speed, which is a classically misleading metric.
The point of writing all of this crap about typing is to say that there are patterns to this bullshit.
If there is an opportunity to exaggerate or fluff and no one will call her out, she'll take it and let people walk away with the more flattering impression. This is not just a one-off behavior; it's a character trait.
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